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dbanuggets.com
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| | | | | Thank you Mala for hosting T-SQL Tuesday for August month. Mala asked us to write about the Database version control and what tools we use to manage our database code. Please find the original invite here. Earlier in my career as a DBA, the database code was managed with comments in the code to know... | |
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www.craigpardey.com
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| | | | | I recently encountered an issue with cloning a Mercurial repository where it would fail with an obtuse error stating that "[command returned code 255 Mon Mar 25 11:39:55 2013]". My initial Googling implied that this was caused by a server timeout but the problem persisted even after increasing the timeout on our Apache web server. The clone was always failing on one particular file - a 600Mb binary. (Don't ask...) | |
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blog.zespre.com
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compassionatecoding.com
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| | | Do you need to be passionate about programming to be a good developer? I recently encountered an intriguing article on 10x developers that considers two developer types, the passionate enthusiast and the professional. I've lived in both of these worlds, as reflected in my Compassionate Coding work. I started coding in my teen years and loved it, so I tried to fit in with the hardcore enthusiast programmers and found external success, but it left me miserable and burnt out. I came to believe that you can be an effective developer and live a balanced life that includes care for people, not just code, and I started this company to spread that view. | ||
